Patient's question:
Medical Description: Had menstruation on the 14th of last month, took emergency contraception. Around the 20th, menstruation came again, with heavy flow. Could I be pregnant? No protection was taken. Could it be pregnancy?Past Treatment and Effects: Not treated. Feeling dizzy, stomach discomfort, and wanting to burp.
What kind of help do you need: Please help to answer.
Doctor's answer:
Ovulatory bleeding is divided into physiological ovulatory bleeding and pathological ovulatory bleeding, so different bleeding conditions require different treatments.Physiological Ovulatory Bleeding
Bleeding during ovulation, if light in amount, is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require targeted treatment. It usually recovers within two days, and the bleeding condition typically ends within one week at the most.
Pathological Ovulatory Bleeding
The symptoms of pathological ovulatory bleeding include a large amount of bleeding and a prolonged duration. After diagnosis, targeted treatment is necessary, with two main treatment options: Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. Western medicine commonly uses dienestrol, while traditional Chinese medicine often employs treatments such as Gujing Wan (Solidifying the Menstrual Cycle Pill) and Xuefu Zhuyu Wan (Promoting Blood Circulation and Removing Blood Stasis Pill).